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I just got an N-Gage today and at first I thought "Wahey lets put on some MP3's" then however I realised I needed to buy an alternate memory card to do so...I think not. I found out that the N-Gage has 30 MB of memory to be shared with all the graphics, sound files, trailers etc. No I didn't want tiny little trailers of other N-Gage games I could buy so I deleted a couple of them and found that I had pretty much all the memory to be used. (and I didn't even lose any cool little background graphics) Then I went on to realise that the radio on the N-Gage is AM so it gives you brilliant quality and that you can record songs from the radio. All I had to do was listen to the top ten songs on my local radio station and record them. And I still have memory to spare (Ok i only recorded two of them because I had to do something else but you get the jist). I suppose this isn't really significant but I thought I'd mention it as it seems stupid to me that Nokia are trying to flog people these memory card when you have 30Mb already.
N-Gage is useless.
Just get a good Nokia phone and MP3 player.
Just get a good Nokia phone and MP3 player.
I don't even have any MP3's on my computer though so it's not as if I use MP3's like well at all heh.
I can't understand how people make do with those 64 or 128Mb players. 30? It's nothing!
Free makes everything happy.
30MB of music is nothing, especially at a decent 128 bit rate.
30MB of music is nothing, especially at a decent 128 bit rate.
Ah, it's okay for free, after all anything is okay for free (within reason), especially with eBay :)
I have no idea heh, I only have an N-Gage because I won it for free:D
So that's 501 Ngage users in the UK now then ?
It's not all that significant, my ancient stereo can also record from the radio by old fangled tape, or straight to the soundcard.
I say, as do many, Ngage is insanely over priced. For 229 you could get a cheap decent Nokia, GBA SP, and an MP3 player with more than 30mb memory (that's like one album isn't it ?).
It's not all that significant, my ancient stereo can also record from the radio by old fangled tape, or straight to the soundcard.
I say, as do many, Ngage is insanely over priced. For 229 you could get a cheap decent Nokia, GBA SP, and an MP3 player with more than 30mb memory (that's like one album isn't it ?).
It's also not significant because not many have the N gage anyway.
I just got an N-Gage today and at first I thought "Wahey lets put on some MP3's" then however I realised I needed to buy an alternate memory card to do so...I think not. I found out that the N-Gage has 30 MB of memory to be shared with all the graphics, sound files, trailers etc. No I didn't want tiny little trailers of other N-Gage games I could buy so I deleted a couple of them and found that I had pretty much all the memory to be used. (and I didn't even lose any cool little background graphics) Then I went on to realise that the radio on the N-Gage is AM so it gives you brilliant quality and that you can record songs from the radio. All I had to do was listen to the top ten songs on my local radio station and record them. And I still have memory to spare (Ok i only recorded two of them because I had to do something else but you get the jist). I suppose this isn't really significant but I thought I'd mention it as it seems stupid to me that Nokia are trying to flog people these memory card when you have 30Mb already.